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Newspaper Page TextPAfiK TTTTRTF1TM Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! t MEDFORD MATL TRTBUXE. MED FORD. OREfiOK. FRIDAY. AUGUST 23. 194ft. r T tteaa every ad on Wie Pe You anil pronaiily find exactly tn things you oare oeeo touk tag (or or ft eel or trad (of unused article yuu may ban Search your atuc or tore-room .you may find tmuiy thiugs others are eeebug and o aole to realise immediate ca-uv U arbat you want lant here, adrertiae for It- Tribune Clas sified Ada are ineipenaiva effective! RATES per word rirat Insertion (Minimum Wc) Each additlunal insert Ion. per word . . (Minimum 10C per line per muntb without copy cltans CASH or money order must ac company ell mail order clusiiiad ad. LOST AND FOUND REPOiil itat dogs, animal cruelty cava Humane Society Phone 6161 WANTED MALE HELP AMBITIOUS YOUNO MAN to travel with manager. As for Mr. Hlracb. Allen Hotel. Friday and Saturday evenlnga only. MAN. age 38-40. Dignified work. NOT CANVASSINO. Earnings approxi mately 835 per week first 4 months. Promotion certain. Company la growing and expanding. Must have car, fair education, neat appear ance. Apply Mr. Farrington, 1 p. m. Sunday only. 317 No. Mam. Ash land. WANTED single ranch hand, good milker. Prof Englehardt. Rte. 8. Medford. See Flchtner's Oarage. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED An experienced girl, gen eral housework, care of one child. Box 3653 Tribune. Phone 3469. MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED Middle-aged couple, gar. dener. caretaker. Good workers. Attractive Droposltlon. Permanent. Modern living quarters. Box 3646 Tribune. WANTED Fry cook. Spot Treka. Calif. Phone 60S. Cafe, DO YOU LIKE TO DRAW? Artists Cartoonists illustrators earn eood lncomea. We teach you how. Write for free art book. Box 8766. Mall Tribune. REGISTER NOW at tbe B. M Clute Hoo-vard at Applegate, Ore. Clean camp with cabins. Pure spring water Free electrlo Hunts, water and stoves IV40 per lb and f.c bonus at end of season Picking will begin Monday, August 36tn Write or call B M Clute. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Care of apartment bouse or home In exchange lor rent. Box 3651 Tribune. YOUNO Married Man wants ateady work, farm or ranch preferred. Call after 5:30 - 77 Kim pr. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS wanrrt service: All makea. Guar anteed precision adjuetments. 20 years experience. Charges reason able. Estimates free, severin fciec trie, 1307 N. Riverside. wanted 2.000 boxes of cider an nlea. No rota. Red preferred. De livered O. A. Hamilton, Rt. 1 Box 331. Orants Pass. Ore. wasted TO RENT about Sept. 15 Small partly furnished modern house for 3 adults. Box 3653 Tribune. WANTED To lease stock ranch with In 10 miles Medford by experienced farmer. With or without stock Box 3770 Tribune. WANTED to rent or buy email acre ace with houw, close In. Must be reasonable. Phone 4401 or call at Crater Greenhouse, . Crater Lake highway. wanttd Btda on 10 cords of wood for Olrls" community Club. Call ti 329 N- Bartlett. WANTED TO RENT Suburban acre age with furnished bouae. Phone MarshaU. Hotel Allen. EXPERT REPAIR service pumps end washers Pessonsbls Pick Hdwe WANTED To buy feeder pigs and feeder cattle C. C Hoover Son Tel 2431 WANTED to Rent, email, furnished modern suburban bouse Box 373 Tribune. WANTEDS or 4-room small, fur nished bouse Adults only Tribune Bos 2298 WANTTD Wool mohsir Bides and pelts Medford Bargain Hirtise 37 North Orape St Phone 874V Bi: I phh . pain p. Y't'n Fimtture rD!l Fl HM rl RE. Phone 474. WE F4V MORE CH p..r vr,J( Fnrr.ivire RtKNtHI RU MK: 8-.h and ront. Phone 2333 WTlJ. DK1LL1NO 81 M per ft first SO ft ate t M Douae alt Kmg HKllll-l C4H PKII ka P4ID pv Tour Furniture Miiiicimi ntRiii him e 37 N Orape 8t Pbone 8744 WASTED - Drawnillni elte-atlou Kithenne safriee. singer Saop 22 South Oreo- WASTED All thnee arho want furnl. k ture tt J it ore. It wll pay tou HOI HKOOK rl M1I R. C.uaii,, t.me lor loo Late to Caa- i tjj Ait 18 i JO f- B. FOR hEW i HOUSES FOR RENT 3 room nished. 910 month. duplex. Phone fur 3908 FOR RENT 5-room houae, renovated, Inquire 34 No. P(cl. FOR RENT 8-roora unfurnished house located at 234 W. 5th. Phone 3759. POR RENT Nice furnished house. Idrsi court, corner Myrtle and Taylor Ste. Oeo. Iverson. POR BENT Smsll bouae. modern. Adults only. 845 Dakota Ave. POR RENT Comfortable borne. Call 6281 or 6954. POR RENT Pumlshed bouse. Ev erette court No. 0. Adulta only. Pbone 4655. POR RENT Modern 8-room stucco bouae Basement furnace Newly decorated Adult 625 Pine FOR RENT APARTMENTS LARGE 2-room furnished spsrtment. Reaaonable. 016 N. Central. POR RENT Attractive S-room apart ment, large batb. abundant cloaet epaoe, many bullt-lns. gsnwe. Rea aonable rent. Box 3657 Tribune. COOL FURNISHED apartment. Prlg ldalre. private batb SOS W. Main NICELY furnished apartment Elec tric ranee and Frlgldalre: 3 tergs rooma. kltehet,. bathroom, fire place Newly renovated Hot and cold ester furnished Mail Tribune Bid Call at Irlbune office. MODERN furnished apartment. 10 Quince St VAWTER APARTMENTS 8 room. unfurnished Heat, hot eitir com pi Me electric kitchen. 43ft0; lease Phone 3976 FOR KENT furnished Rooms ROOM FOR RENT. 408 Edwards FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep- I rug room for gentleman 325 bourn Riverside ATTRACTIVE- ROOMS 404 8 Orape FOR RENT BOARD ROOM RENT ROOM. Board If desired. 829 West 11th. BOYS under 13 years, 125 month at Greiner Home. Gold Canyon pony ranch. Kerby, Oregon. ROOM AND BOARD 716 E- Main l per aay for rent miscellaneous FOR RENT Creeoent City cabins. 1.00 per day and up. Rates by week or month. Cv press Motor Inn, Crescent City, Calif. FOR RENT Store aulldlng and two office rooms sea Al LittreU or Roland Hti Board FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1940 Chevrolet Special De Luxe Sedan. Radio, heater, de frosters, two-tone top. Low mile age. Price 9865. Phone 3639. GOOD TRANSPORTATION Only $5 down on limited numofr gooa Used Cars, balance easy payments Shulta Bros. STUDEBAKER. late 1937 four-door sedan. .Ike new, new tires, low mileage, overdrive, heater. Reason able. Riviera store, Foota Creek R W. Haen. USED CAR BARGAIN LOT "The nttla lot with the Big Pa mains " 1611 N Riverside Open evenings R',.a flemon. mgr. FOR SALfc LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Sow with ptgs. also feeders Wilson, Ross Lane, between upper end lower Stage Roads. FOR SALE 3 saddle burses, yearling coit eth St srtii station FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE o- RENT 4 -room houne. parade, wood shed. Call at 1405 N Rlver?id or 1036 Court St. Phone 4134. FOR SALE Furnished home. Small down payment. SIS monthly. 383 Soenlc Drl. Ashland, Ore. HOUSE AND RESTAURANT, also good placer end quarts mine for aale cheap by owner. Inquire at 542 K. Bartlett. S3700 38 acres, good level valley Irrigated, some mixed fruit, balance alfalfa land. Seven-room modern home, new barn, two good wells. Cleer. Wsnt city property of equal value. also (innn Practically new five-room VtUUU modern home, hardwood floors, fir-place, baaement furnace. Easy terma. aleo erj jaa pi, rooma. bath, aleeplnar OLWM porch, hot water heat, double earaee. Close In and a beautiful lot with worlds of shsde. ELMER HERRIED No 7 M. Bartlett St. Dial 4648 or 4880. FOR SALE On account of old aee Finest dslrv ranch In Roeue River valley. 1T7 scree. 44 acr-a free water, can lrneate 70 a-rr. more Full, equipped with cows and ma chinery and silo. Overhead very l"w Prof. Engelhardt. Rt. 3. Box 20. Medford. FOR SALE 44 sere ranch, horse, mowlne machine, ten ton of hay M:na Trefren. Butte alls. FOR SALE 320 ecrea all fenced Good bulldlnss. weadowe. free Ir ritation 30 ewes. 13 cow,. 3 horaea All farm Implements Ease terms Wllhlte Psneh. Lake Creek. Ore FOR SALE Hsle peschea Top Notch Orchsrd. end Klna Hwhwev FOR SALE Four room houae Itwo bedrooms, wth bath front, aide and rear parches, earase snd rood ,hed. deep lot on pevms: escellent condition: furnished or unfurn lthed Price 81500 snd S'.STO Phone 4 "07 1137 West Main St. C. A DeVoe FOR SALE - Good paylnf dairy ranch, close in with or without sfek. sll necessary bulldines w"h electrtrltv trojsout. Bos 2838 stall Tribune. KC": .l 7-r.jm huae two lots Tn Fr.,'tl a"'', it :r'- R-reco- with fii-niture 8t7W P.Mnt-'s fieJO muota. ibqoue 4 Cark Bb TOR SALE RLAL ESTATE CITY and country properties RENT ALS il'ANS INSURANCE C 8 Butterfleld 400 sledlord Bunding FEDERAL LAND BANK P A R aft S Convenient terma Uata available at National Farm L)lo Office Hoilv rheater Building Meaioro HOUSES OR SALS In Medford and aurrounatng towns Easy terma Jackaun County Federal Savings and Loan Association. FOR SALE OR 1RADB Beer parlor In between two towns, good busi ness 1-ribune Box 22B6 WHEN tou think of real estate tblnk of Brown White FOR EXCHANGE Real Estate WILL TRADE or sell good business for farm. Box S0O7. Tribune. FOR TRADE 4-room modern Jouse S acre in Pomona, California, for Medford property Box tUSo. Trl- FOR EXCHANGE POR TRADE Good old team work mares, about 1.400 lbs., for any thing I can use. S miles northeaat Central Point, next to Shaw place. Lindlev. TO TRADE Will accept wood as down pa vine nt on good truck Wit ham Maeneto Se Parts Co.. 315 Wt 8TM. Medford. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS LEAVING for Loa Angelea so will sell genuine antique furniture for din ing, living and bed rooma. Cherry, walnut and mahogany. Da. J. R. Mathews. 637 N. 7th Street, Orants Pasa, Ore. FOR SALE 4.50x21 tires, all part for '37 model Star car. Cheap. 44 N. Front. FOR SALE 150 tons Boao pear on tree or will pick, so or W- Din 6281. FOR 8 ALE or TRADE Fordson tractor for chickens or cows. Route 1, Box 58, west Beall Lane. SWEET WATER and rat sin grapes are now ripe at the Riley Myers place. Central Point. PEACH SPECIAL TODAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Hnlea peaches, 40-lb. lug 60c. We aim have El bertas. Mvilrs, Crawfords. Orange Grove Fruit stand, corner Central Ave. and South pacific Highway. PEACHES El bertaa. at Tucker's. 4th houae on tight Orchard Home Drtva off Stewart Ave. MODERN FURNISHED trailer houae Reasonable. 915 Queen Anne. FOR SALE Fruit Jars, first class condition, with lids. 616 W, Jackson. HALES and El bertas, 14 mile v jet Phoenix packing house on Fort Baker road. FOR SALE Palora Cling Glelm Ranch, Talent. FOR 8AL15 3 used electric refriger ators at bargiln prices. Leonard Electric. Phone 4437. LATE CRAWFORD, beautiful color and plenty of flavor. Half mile south on Kings highway. L. P. Chrlstean. PETITE PRUNES now ready. So lb. 50-lb. lUi?, delivered anywhere in valley. Order by mall. Stand If ord. Rt. l. Central Point. SACRIFICE SALE Frlgldalre. davenport art. overstuffed chair, three floor lamps, bedroom act and mattress, occasional table, boys desk, two rockers. 35 yards 01 wuton carpet, metal stand, occasional chairs, typewriter and fist top desk. 15 yards linoleum Se at City Transfer. South Grane or phone Dr Robert E. Lea. 4607. FOR SALE Elberta peaches. Chas, E. Gray. Gold Kill. NICE BARTLETT PEARS for canning Jean Perl. Phone 6434. POR SALE Peaches. J. H. Hales. 3c lb. Old Morrow place. Bring box. FOR SALE Used electric ranges In perfect condition, priced 816 to 334 General Electric. Hot Point. West. Inghouee, also several used oil burning "fovea. Leonard Electric Phone 4427. PEACHES Any variety, lo to l'4e Wattenberg. 3 miles out Crster Lake hlghwsy. FOR SALE Silo. W. J. Phone 4573 alter 8 p. m. FOR SALE Buax-easr. new 28-lncb aaw and mandrel, 828. 220 Chest- FOR SALE 12-ft. csnvss host. 8-ft epeedboat, 4-horae motor. Phone 8091. PEACHES--Hslea and Elbertaa. S mile south white Orllfln Creek school. Henry Huklll. FOR SALE Mulr peaches. Dolph Phlppa. Crater Lake HUhwav. GET your tine Hales snd Elbertaa lor canning of Oliver ROfers, 819 Crater Lake. ORADED ruct'MBERS. Prune. Dial 3273. FOR SALE Peaches, unlrrteated Elbertaa. Vernon Ouches. Route 1 Bos 380. Phons evening 8213. BRADSHAW PLUMS and peaches 211 Vancouver. Phone 3279 FOR SALE Drasa. A-l condition. 875 Will take wood as down pav. ment Witham Magneto at parts Co, 313 East 8th. ORDER NOW - Canmrur pearhee Crawtorda. Mulrs. Elbertaa and Halea. Brine containers. Bert Stan cllffe. PBoenH. FOR SALE - Mulr and Elberta peaches Plrat turn left end Sprlns St. J A. Nelson. FOR 8ALE--lnae,tructo tnmk like new Call e-emneis st 111 (i Peach PORTABLE radio In metal cae for aale or will trade for ca'.f. Call evenlr.rs st 117 N Peach OOOD POTATOES 5Co to 31 28 per sack Blankenahlp Central Point REAL BUYS tn uaed elorhtnf 1401 No Riverside ecrs from Becks Bsk.ry HH 9 M.E fu'J le. I e re.. horse power Cletrsc ."t'r t.uhtlv uaed 1 tn he ao d st S real barcatn. esrt terma Chevrolet Co, Treka, Caul. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SPEED QUEEN, only washer with outstanding valuea Pick Hardware Pipe and Fittings Nv and Deed Lance stock All atsea Get our prices MEDFOHO BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St. Pbone 3744 DOORS WINDOWS, ripe fittings pipe fruit fin. "S bom': ! tng. evervlbtng for tbe borne Jack's Secondhand Store. 100 Orape SONG UIHDS U1 West Main St. NU-WAY Mattrea. and OpholsterlnR Co Ph'Mlf 4S 3l West a-h St PERSONAL PALMISTRY and crystal reading Phone 3446. 480 Mountain Ave PSYCHIC cirri reader 50c 6?3 8 Plr MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE Hereafter I will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone except myself. Bert Ellis. YOU CAN hava health, overcome mental dtseaaes, weaknesses, nrr ous disorders, etc.. the Christ way No drugs. Treatments by appoint ment. Dr. Chandler, 1716 North Riverside BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loan. ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN L. No Interest charged In advance S. Tour own Insurance accepted 5. Car does not nave to be paid for . Tou get the money in ten min utes. 8. Specie) low summer psymenu 6. You desl direct end savs money See W t THOMAS, Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office 45 South central. License So Phone 4433. M-217. AUTO - LOANS We Finance the purchase of NEW and USED Cars, or If you need money QUICK, We will Re-Finance or loan on your CAR. We Meet al' competition. No Delaye The Wshl Anency Room 7 Jackson County Bank Bldg Dial 4478 (Motor Investment Co.) License M274 CAR LOANS Solve vour financial problems by refinancing or Borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1932I9W " TRI-STATE ACCEPTANCE CORP. License M-253 MARK A. GOLOY 109 E Main. Phone 3266. $20 TO $1,000 On Your Car 1933 to 1940 Model Cars and light trucks 1 to IB Months to Repay. CONSUMERS CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AGENCY A?ent 123 met Main M-236 Phone 5446 Expert Wmaow Cleaner. LEI JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaner.. Oeneral house c leant re Floor waxing Joe S pence Phone fM Roofing. WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabvo Rofu.gs. Shtnsie Coatings and paint. Wail Paw Ekerson Paint and Root Cc 88 So BiT'lcft Tel W43 Stocks and Bonds. ONLY STOCK nCKER service In Oregon outside 01 Portland con tlnuoua quotation, d-inng market hours M N Hiiean & Co. 314 I. Male St. atedfurd. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Knock 4. Fellows 9. ObsllnaU 11. Traa 11. Black MrtJ 14. 8Mt murmur 15. t-.-.xm o! cg4 it Partt 4 as attp IT. Wi a -aa ST. Edcad toot IS. And: Latin S. Madleinal barb 40. Pftciara 41. Cancle1 42. a:ani for bnc-a-brj.-4i. Ag.iin 4T. LMforrw 4t. Masters Bor lers Antique t. Mohammatla 1 p!aj- nofjaa ir.g card 17. Old cloth Cryif.s meaiura 22. Mountain goat It. Turn to me t4. Snarch rijht 2h. In iJditlon St. Con isn1aa of 21. Gum reila pi iyrm Si. lniBel 10. Lof t .arrow -2. Approac&ee Ir.iet 34. Kxlsts 1, Turf IS. Feminine name 41. Clihe or Si. Frustrates Invstt ' a I " ' s I4 P 6 I " I" I" -j 75 - - ki n sa L ZS Zh 17 fM 1 Je - jj jj le Tj 3 "5 i jj t4 s j 3: 7T7T y s yr lL 111 1 H " t rcri ill i irtm BUSINESS DIRECTORY PERSONAL LOANS MONEY FOR SUMMER PLEASURES $100 Total Repayment 16.72 per mo. For anv amount. 8s to 300. aee Oene Taoma lot Local Money at ?h OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie No. 8-211 4S So. Central. Dial 4433 Auaycr and Chemist ROST. D CAPETER A&saver and Chemist 714 East H St. Orar.s Pn Ore. Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP-Dreasmaklng Fur Kemodellng. Buttons end Sueslea covered Room S03 U 0 $n Bank BMg M mm Furs FURS Restyling, repairing, cleaned and glazed. Prices reasonable Frances Dnllslre. Dial 2f26. Evelyn Tice. Transfer. JAViS TRANSFER A.ND STORAGE 40 S Fir Street. Injured Carriers. Local and Long Distance Hauling Phone 2883 CITY TRANSFER A STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling 29 S Grape. Phone 4664 day u- sigist. FURNrrVHE MOVING AND STOR AGE We have van moving equip ment foi local ana lung distant hauling Dry and clean storage (concrete building) with speclaJ locker rooms at 'ow rates SAMSON STORAOR WAREHOUSE Phone 3756. BADS rRANSPTK & STORAGE CO Office IS South Fir Phnnt -iBdS Prves Mht Service guaranteed LEGAL NOTICES CALL FOR RU' Blda requested .for transporting pupils from School District No. 96. Tolo, to Central Point school for the coming arhuol tfrm. School Board reserves the right to reject any or ail bias. AH bids must be submitted not later than Wednesday. August 38. 1940, to Alida S. Tule. clerk. School District No. 98, Route I. Central Point. Ore. NOTICE OF FII.INO FINAL ACCOl NT In the County Court of kthe State of Oregon for the County of Jsrkson In the Mnttr of the Estate of Emma E. Walty. deceafttxl. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersUned haa filed hla final account and report In the above entitled estate and that by order of the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County a hear ing upon the sume haa been aet for Saturday, August 31, IS40, to the County Court room In the Jaefcson County Court Houae In M'dford. Oregon, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock. A. M. All persons having objections there to are hereby notified to present the same on or before such time. Date of first publication of thle notice la August 2nd, 1940 DWIOHT H. FIND LEY, Isecutor of lh E fcte As Children Will Portland, Aug 23. VPi Mrs. Clara M. Wood of Portland ex hibited a letter from her cousin, Clara Exon of Hull, England. today, which raid English chil dren could scarcely ,-ait for the end of air raids to dash out of shelters and hunt shrapnel sou venirs. Dover Castle, built by anci ent Normans on the Dover chalk c!iff, has wtil 24 feet thick. Cross -Word Puzzle osyyjGjjVo wta . NiEj& RjrjDBTw'llDjEj ' OL L BT T C PfjTAV tAl SjjA P E;SPlT 1 4-4- VjE O.PIEID Solution of Yesterday's. Pirale 83. Csnienter's t-KH DOW t. F.nsr'jeaed 8. Oa the eeasa t. On of aa Jwith aet 4. raKevl for bipmtnt ft. Kind of meat t. AcknQrixjg oaen.y nam g. tv-t-jjiars . Writer 10. raralntng t the 1L ChirajM t ix-iety it. Pema notlea SI. Chums zi. of the en is. t,n.p- M r,ruiri Out 27 t-rra nat SS. ivr for !lrr1 tr'Thr Jft rrentli ! it, Wrga M, Urr la .a Sit ST ThoM h ealjrf Ut! faction If Csu4 to a 40 AdvaiH-ea la rear S Went there 4 Lnwllll: it Crt.wa iirl int M Mil IS Lamrit pea rime E.I Cs'i'is. ! S4. A'J'--Ua teX4 CQRElDflP)ElA;Rflo7R a pPtto ; y i s Mb eTr 1e It L OW0sTTApffi Ii im p , uTLiaii lv fTn , p ' cje Willow Springs Willow Springs. Au. 23. i Spl Guests for the past two weeks at the home of Mrs. Selma Anderson were Mrs. An derson's granddaughter. Miss Gloria Anderson, and her friend, Miss Thelma Johnson, of Port land. They returned to their homes bv train Tuesday evening. A. V. Carlson and W. C. Kot enjoyed a motor trip to Crescent City laat week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Feldenhelmer of Portland are expected to visit their orchard here this week. Mlsa Annie Nelson and Harry Elden motored to Lakerlew on Wednesday, ret urnir the Mm day. Mrs. J. W. Blrkhola returned re cently from San Francisco where ahe visited frienda and attended the Golden Gat, exposition. Otto Bohnert ha harvested and threahed his sugar beet seed crop In this district. FeJdenheimer orchard hare un loaded thr?e carloads of empty lag from tha Seven Oa' siding. Thomas Harrison Is seriously 111 at hla home on the Oak let gh ranch. Hla daughtera. Mrs. Roland Btrkholi and Mrs. Charles Ray of Medford. are assisting In caring for him. Mlsa Annie Nelson of Oak Park. W im a eue&t at ?h hnm at her ieter. Mr. S, W. Elden. Um Kelaos I waa called here because of the serious Illness of her sister and will remain until opening of the public achoolt in Oak Pirk. where ahe la a teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson and children of Portland arrived Tuesday to visit Mr. Anderaon'i mother. Mr. Selrsa Anderson. Mr, Anden&n re turn h2 to Portland! by train Tuesday night. The rest of the family will remain here for several day a. Mrs. j. w. Elden la convalescing at her home after a major operation performed at a Medford hospital early this month. Mrs. El den's many friend win be glad to learn that, although ail ! unable to reeefre callers, ahe 1 max In ? very satisfactory recovery. George Pott has taken the con tract to reroof the Willow Spring echoolhouae and will begin opera tion at once so as to complete the Job before the opening of the fall school term. Mra. Frank Thorn pklna waa the guest ?st week of Mr. J, W. Blrk hola, Mr. Thompkins left Sunday to pend a week at the George Trelckler home before going to Ashland where ahe will apend the winter. Reese Creek Reese Creek, Aug. 23. (Spl.) Friends here will be sorry to learn that L. C. Ru.ihn, who wltli his family moved to Talent last spring, had his arm badly crushed while working In an orchard last week, near Talent. Miss Gladys Rusho attended Young People's meeting here Sunday evening. August 18. T. J. Pullen was sble to attend Sunday school August 18. Mra. Pul len. Mra. Shuts and Ruby Pullen were also preaent, Janet Merrttt had an operation for the removal of her tonsils at fleered H 'art hospital Saturday, August IT. She waa able to return home that evening. Mlsa Aloma Dodson of Oranta Psas apent laat week-end at the home or her aunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Redding snd family. She accompanied them home after they attended the (ladlole flower snow at the Cllnau city. Ely Sulla were their eueat there to view the flowers. Their sons, Robert snd Elcho, re mained there for a few weeka, work ing at the hop yarda. Mrs. J. L. Keith with her new bsby. Howard, attended Sunday achool August 18. Mra. C t Lam t and tier slater. Mrs. Ora Law, and two children, Margaret and Richard, of Santa Roaa, FLANE I U I L P t R 11 took Teed Wesllskf . IT. trUUeej rnthualsat from ratchegue. N. V, 108 hours to build this model of a Heveraky pnreult ahlp. and It's been lime well spent agrees Dirk Merrill (lefll. trans-Atlantic flyer. With It Teed won first prUe la a fky K! ars all craft show al N. Y. world's fair. Be) plans l enter aeronautics school this fall. Calif.. ho ara visiting at the C. S Lamb home, visited relative In Granta Paa Augutt 31. Mr. and Mr. G. Barney and family of DraJn, Ore, vji(-d Mrs. Barney uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Char lea Humphrey the past week-end. O. Fwitey of Butte Falla la fur nishing the wood for the Reeet Creek school for th winter. He la hauling it at present to hav it ready by Srptember 1st. Mrs Ll nine Fowler of Oranta Peat of Mr. and Mm. gust ll. Mr. and Mr. Homer Martin and Stanly were dinner guesta at the W. R. Lamb home August 18. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis called at the Lamb home August 18. Mr. and Mra. W. R. Lamb went to Medford answering a Mali Tribune idTf rttwment and bought a milch goat from Mr. and Mr. B. B- Marsh, trying the milk for health' take. Mr. and Mra. Charles Humphrey visited at th W. R. Lamb home August IB. Big Applegate. Aug. 23 (Spl.) Mrs. Hattie Logan of Jackson ville spent last week here with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ansil Gilson. Mrs. 4smes Buckley end. son Lewis accompanied Mr. and Mrs. 3. J. Oa senbruggo and daughter, Margaret, of Medford to Crater Lake Monday. The group made the drive over the rim road. Dale McMullsn haa returned to his home at Qlendale, Ore., after spend ing a week here with his aunt, Mrs. Fred Strati be. Mra. Grace Ball and two sons end dsughter were expected to return to their Little Applegste borne Friday after spending two weeks In Bsn Francisco and vicinity, where they attended tha Oolden Gate exposition and visited relatives Ernest Swartalager has returned to his home at Klamath Falla after spsndlng the summer here with his sunt, Mrs. W. B. Hsrlow. Among Applegate people attending Medford s rodeo Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Throck morton, Mr. and Mra. Rolland Smith, Donald O'Brien, Robert Ray, and Mra Edward KublL Local cowboys participating In tlte enow were Ed ward. Henry and Korman Kubll. A number of Upper Applegate peo ple aaaembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hasklns Sunday, where a picnic waa enjoyed. The event waa in observance of the birth day anniversaries of Mrs. Floyd Mo Kee and Val Uasklua. Mtaa Mary Evelyn Johnston and sister, Betty, spent Sunday In Med ford, where they attended the motion picture, "Lost Horrlson." John White and Tom Tomlln of Loe Angeles ere spending the week here at the home of Misses Rose and Kste Buckley. They were accom panied here by Mra. Myrtle Bunger and John's grandmother. Mrs. Mabel White, also of Loa Angeles, who motored to Ysklma to attend an annual Sourdough reunion there. Jacksonville Jacksonville, Aug. 23. (SpW Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith have moved into the Donald Dorothy property. Frank Zell haa put In a curio shop In the old Kirkpatrick building. Mr. and Mra. Riley Noma and family have returned to their Dome Is Jarkaonvllle. They hare resided in ths Sterling district for the psst yesr. Mr. and Mra. Mae McCloud and family motored to the coast on Au gust 18 where they pier- to spend the nest two weeka fishing. Donna Davlra, smsll daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dartee. Bad her tossua removed on August 18. She Is reported to be getting along nicely. Big Applegate , Mr. Jake Wettsrl wishee to an nounce that August 24 will be the opening dsy for his new vsrlery store. The public Is cordtslly Invited to Inspect the merrhacdaaa as tale Mildred Moms, daughter of John Mom a of this city, who haa been sttendlng school tn Los Angeles for the psst year, la visiting at the home of her parents, she eipeete to be here for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Arlington are proud parents of a new baby gtrl born on August 19. Both mother and bsby are reported to be getting slong nicely. Mra. Maurice Hunt and daughter, or Salem, Ore., are visiting at the O. W. Hunt home. Mr. and Mr. Albert Colllngs spent the dsy August 32 In Jacksonville shopping. Mr. and Mra. Hubert De Has and family and Mr. De Haaa' sister, Mrs. Allan Hood, visited with air. and Mra. Ray Wilson on August 21. Rev. Robert A. Hutchinson, last minister of the historical old Meth odist church, win give the address st ths snnusl church rally, which will be given on September 1. The) public la cordially Invited to attend. The P. U. C. commission called on Ray Wllaon on August 20, Inform ing him that no decision haa been made on the telephone ratea. Rev. and Mrs. Msllory returned on August 21 from a two weeka vacation In eastern Oregon, where they rutted with their children end crand chlldren. The Civic club la having 500 more ooplea of the History of Jacksonville printed. They wUI be for sale In the nesr future at the museum. Mra. Ilia Hulbert and daughter and Mrs. Mse Klntle and sons and daughter-in-law of Auburn. Calif, recently visited at the home of her nelca. Mra, L. M. Oravelle. They alao rutted at the home of Mrs. Iva McVay and Mrs. Nancy Coftman of Forest Creek. They returned to their borne on August 18. ' Arthur Csrter of Forrat Creek rs cently met with an accident when he cut hla hand severely. He waaj taken to the Community boapttel. where several atl tehee, were takes. He Is reported to be recovering. Harry Whitney and Louie OULtlend of Cleveland. Ohio, apent the dey of August 18 at Mr. Whitney's Snowy Ridge chrome mine on Donahue mountain. Beagle, Aug. 22. (Sol) The Pleasant Hour club met at ths home of Mrs. Ivan Lundy Au gust 14 with 13 ladies present. Alter a snort business meeting the afternoon was given to Chinese checkers. Mrs. Blanch Sweet and Thelma Martin car ried away the honors. A lovely birthday cake was served with delicious home made ice cream, Mrs. Bischof! having to cut the cake as she was the only one) with a birthday this month. Tha next meeting will be at tha horn of Mrs. Blanche Sweet the second Wednesday In Sep tember. Election of officers will be held on that day. Mrs. J. B. Ruch left for Loa An geles. Calif, Saturday. August 10th. where eh area called by the serious Illness of her aunt, , De Ann Wells of Crescent City, Cent, who haa been visiting at the home of her aunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. BUKhoff and Cleo for the psst two weeks, wsnt to Medford to visit relatives before returning home. Recent nsttor at Mr. and Mrs. Ivan H. Lundy of Baegle were Mr. and Mrs. Louie Kadera of Pasadena, Calif.; alao Mr. and Mra. John Pat terson and Mr. and Mra. Casper Moulty of Klamath Falla, Sunday, August- 18. Parnell Oeeeen of Eagle Point spent the last weak rial ting wlta Oeett Martin- Bat soother. Mrs. ChlldreUt. cams after him and while la tbe neighborhood called oa several old frienda. Miss Nellie Black, who haa been attending the Pasadena Junior Col lage, baa returned to Beagle to stay the reet of the summer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Iran H toady. i expects t return to tsar school some time la September. we are glad to report that Mr. Orant Is borne again and doine nicely. We all hope be will retain hla full eyesight again. Cats Salem Job Portland. Aug. 23. iJPi f H. Hoffman of Portland submit ted a low bit of $39,979 for con struction of a substation control housa near Salem, the Bonne ville power administration said last night. Tractor Kills Boy Portland. Aug. 23. (jP) In juries suffered Wednesday when a cleated tractor track pulled him under the machine, took tha life yesterday of Felix Mora land, 11, Yamhill. VVTfrMwe...et8wefce eoiy swyeseeifi nread a yesjr av cocas. Your oar assd "el be hlty Bead for, lewuce yoer present aeyments, Why eel eik utl CbatncffeScil eftaWsww ClsrTwtttlQai irlVt Mala Street. Med feed Phone nt). Meewae N-itd i j Beagle iconcdm